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BRICS+: An imperialist-led alliance - Vimarsana News

BRICS+: An imperialist-led alliance

Michael Pröbsting — The expansion of BRICS reflects the rise of Chinese and Russian imperialism at the cost of their Western rivals.

Inter-imperialist rivalry and the specter of de-dollarization: On the decline of the US Dollar since the start of the Ukraine War - Vimarsana News

Inter-imperialist rivalry and the specter of de-dollarization: On the decline of the US Dollar since the start of the Ukraine War

A few days ago, a highly interesting article reported on the accelerating trend of decline of the US Dollar as the leading currency.[1] This article is of particular relevance because of the author, Frank Giustra, who is co-chair of the International Crisis Group (ICG) and an ardent defender of an imperialist world order based on US hegemony. The ICG is one of world’s most influential think tanks and is funded by Western governments and billionaires like George Soros.[2] 

Chi Fai Path #46882 租盤樓盤詳細資料 - Vimarsana News

Chi Fai Path #46882 租盤樓盤詳細資料

Chi Fai Path 租盤 3 房 , 3 浴室 1,400 平方呎 西貢 Chi Fai Path [代理盤]Modern & Bright Upper Duplex

Inter-imperialist rivalry: China surpasses the US in robot density - Vimarsana News

Inter-imperialist rivalry: China surpasses the US in robot density

Michael Pröbsting — One of the key debates among socialists today is the class character of China. This is hardly surprising since China is not only the most populous country on the planet but its rivalry with the U.S. also constitutes a pivot of the world situation.

Variations | Plunkitt lives - Vimarsana News

Variations | Plunkitt lives

LAST week, the Wall Street Journal published a front-page report titled, “Officials Boost Firms —And Own Interests”; and, no, it wasn’t about the CNMI’s BOOST program.